Mammut

MEMBER SINCE
2008
category
good
It is Fair Wear’s belief that member companies who are making a serious effort to implement the Code of Labour Practices—the vast majority of Fair Wear member companies—are ‘doing good’ and deserve to be recognized as such. They are also doing more than the average clothing company, and have allowed their internal processes to be examined and publicly reported on by an independent NGO. The majority of member companies will receive a ‘Good’ rating.
Benchmarking Score
64
FACTORIES DISCLOSED
76-99%
The percentage of factories this member has publicly disclosed.
Sourcing countries
12
Viet Nam, Latvia, China, North Macedonia, Germany, Romania, Lithuania, Taiwan, Bangladesh, Türkiye, Ethiopia, Indonesia

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Mammut Performance Check 2023

Mammut has shown remarkable progress and met most of Fair Wear's performance requirements. With a total benchmarking score of 64, the member…

Mammut Performance Check 2022

Mammut Sports Group AG (hereafter: Mammut) has met most of Fair Wear’s performance requirements. With a score of 61 points, Mammut is plac…


About Mammut

What started as a small family-based rope factory in 1862 has become a global innovative outdoor and sportswear brand. MAMMUT stands for swiss quality, for high performance and long lasting mountain equipment. In 2008 we joined Fair Wear Foundation as one of the first outdoor brands. This happened as part of our sustainability strategy “WE CARE”, where we focus on clean production processes, animal welfare, reducing our company’s footprint and foster ethical production. Yes, we do care about our planet, about nature and people - that’s why we strive to build sustainable and fair products. We want to contribute our part to make sure that future generations may still be alpinists. Go to website 

HQ COUNTRY
Switzerland
CATEGORY
Sportswear: Footwear
Sportswear: Hiking & outdoor
Sportswear: Running & Biking
Sportswear: Bags
General
Sportswear: Ski & snowboarding

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